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Underground Wires.
The DISTRICT AuTHoRrTIEs TESTING The coNBrNATIoN
CURB AND GUTTER PLAN.


CURB AND GUTTER PLAN.
In connection with the project for laying tale
graph and telephone wires underground, the Dis
trict Commissioners have before them for cons,d-
Grafton and test an important Improvement in
combination curbs and CUTTERS It is known as
the granolithic curb and gutter, and Is composed
The especial feature OF the curb Is that there is
e chamber or space four inches In diameter In 1t
through which four cables each containing thirty
seven wires, can be run. Another advantage
which claimed for It over other curbs and CUTTERS
30 lar as durability is concerned is that the gut
yer ana curb are OF one piece and contain no joint
and also the curb will be beveled in such q way
that when carta or carriages arc driven against It
The test will be made on c street southwest, be-
between LIST and Sd Streets the whole length OF
Wnlch Will be laid with the combination. In re-
gaio 70 cheapneSs IL costs only cents per ineal
1o0t more than the bluestone curb, and Ii consid-
eraDiy cheaper than the granite.
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THE BOARD OF PENSION APPEALs.-The following
members OF the Board OF Pension Appeals have
been reapponted by the Secretary OF the Interior,
as under the law their appointment Is but for one
wear: Geo. Baker. OF Kentucky; Jno. A. Judson, of
New York; Patrick j. Rogers, OF New York; Robt.
house, of the District OF Columbia, and Robt F.
Htll, OF Michigan The salaries are 900 per year.
appointment is permanent. After July the law
authorizes the appointment OF three additional
members, which viii make the membership Of the
board twelve.
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my3l o25 Psnnayivsnis sver~..
HEALfNG 81 LAYING ON OF laANDS-NER-
III vouspess, HySter1a Wakstulness. Impaired Vital
ity. Lung, Liver, and Kidney Diseases all cured With
out medicine removal Of clothiuw. Diseases OF wo-
men I. sIeciAlty. By W. T. PARKEE 40 10Th ct NV.
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That Printing Contract.


The District Commissioners have received q
letter from the printing firm OF Judd 4 Detweiler
protesting against the award OF the contract fof
printing, stationery, or school books to any per-
son outside the District. They give as q reason
that there Is no law in existence authorizing the
advertisements OF proposals for such supplies in
any city beside Washington, and that money thus
spent mas been Illegally spent. They ask that the
matter be submitted TO the district attorney for
an opinion. IL is stated at the District building
tnat the law does not require the Commissioners
10 advertise for proposals for supplies or work OF
any nature except In the case OF streets.
Commissioners Ludlow returned to the city from
New YORK thls afternoon. A STAR reporter asked
him what 1t Is likely the Commissioners Will do in
the matter, but he declined to say. So far as the
TACT OF their awarding the contract to the Phila-
deiphia firm Is concerned, Col. Ludlow said
Inat IL was unfortunate that an outside
nrm were the lowest bidders, but that
tue commissioners, in tueir capacity as executors
OF puDnc trust, are called upon TO expend the
pubic money in as economical manner as possible
and 70 the Desttnterests or that trust and ~ their
DID was SO very much lower than thuSe OF the
owners, the Commissioners felt compelled to ac-
cept IL. In regard TO the law Of the matter, the
commissioner said that while the law is u very
imperfect instrument, and can be improved upon
Dy almost any person, there Is apparently some
semDlance or law authorizing the advertisement
In Otner Clues Tor prOpOSalS for supplies
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To be Made nm Irtsh 1uao.

DUBLIN, June 29-It Is stated that Mr. Holmes
encouragement for Ireland Is about to be raised
to the Irish bench as justice OF the court OF
for Ireland, will succeed hun as attOrney-eeneral
and that Sergeant Peter OBrten win become solici.
tOr-general
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MARRIED.

-pANIKL-KEEFER. On June %. 1887, ss Mount
Vernon NJ y: Church by the Rev. g. Vi. Hsddsway
Washington. DC.
GETTINGER-wELLS. On February 18th, BY IL
Rev Alfred 7 Graham, at Rockville, Md, MILTON ID
D. C.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses were
issued by the clerk OF the court to James w.
Sprinkle and Willie Gillespie; W. H. Jones and rs
telle P. Yates
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Mgr. ROtelli Offendx the RadicaIs.
PARIS, June 29.-The radicals are offended at the
conduct OF Mgr. ROtelu, the new papal nuncio at
Paris, In appearing as principal guest at recent
rOyallst soiree, and intend to question the cham
Der OF deputies about it.
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PROPOSALS FoR Bio GUNS WANTRD-Advertise-
ments were issued at the Navy department to-day
for proposals for furnishing three steel cast,
rough bored and turned, six inch high power rifle
cannon, OF domestic manufacture, one OF Besse-
mer Steel one OF open hearth steel and one OF cru.
chile steel.
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DoARp AT SHADY COUNTRY RESIDENCR
ID Good table, near mountains nile from station
Ter moderate Address II. A.. gainesville. Iril0
V0-4am county, Va 3e2o 80
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FINANCIAL CLERK.-Mr. Jacob Frolich, the chief
OF the Mineral Lands Division, Land ONCE, will be
appointed financial CLERK Of the Patent Ofice vice
Levi Bacon, deceased.
REDUCED FROM THIRD TO FOURTH CLAss-On
the 1st Of July twenty post-o1ces Of the third
class in different parts OF the country will be
relegated to the fourth class owing to the falling
OF In the receipts In this list is the post-oce at
Martnsville, Va. list is also being prepared. at
the POst-Ofnce Department Of officers that will be
advanced from the fourth class to the presidential
classes The fourth-class postmasters receive
salaries OF q, 900 and under.
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The Sultan Exasperated.
he NAY SIGN THE EGYPTIAN CONVENTION AZ

DBFIANCE To FKANCE.
CoNsrANTINOPLE, June 2O.-The threats OF France
In connection with the Anglo Turkish convention
have had the effect OF exasperating the porte 1t
Is believed that the sultan Will finally sign the
convention. The porte has declined to grant q
concession for the construction OF Asiatic railways
to a syndicate composed Of Fre1chmen.
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An exemplined copy Of the will OF the late Ade-
laids prnsle, OF Baltimore. has been filed here and
The case OF Rane c. Hutchinson, charged by Chas
b .: Nye with perjury. was nole pressed In the
by ed b eaSs na
the heirs for the partition Of the estate OF the late
afternoon on charge OF embezzling horse, the
property OF Charles Vaughn, and the case was sent
VIM. A: smith, No. TOO 10th street northeast, re-
ports stolen from under his pillow last night q
gold watch valued at $40.
Carroll. the Washington left-helder, VIII leave
washington tonight Tor Chicago, TO participate in
Fridays game with the Chicago club.
WAVED AN ExAx1sAr1oN.--John Cation, Of West
Washington, who was arrested on charge Of steal
ing watch and chain and other articles from the
Rock Creek shaft OF the aqueiuct tunnel, belong
in the Police Court this Afternoon. and was held
for the action OF the grand jury.
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
N, 81; 2p.m, "a; maximum. IS: minimum. 81
TIE MARINE BAND AT THE CAPrToI--The pro.
gram OF the concert at the Capital grounds at
O'Clock this evening will be as follows: March,
Rifle Regiment" sousa; ballet music TO excel
valse "Loves Dreamland," Roeder; moroccan,
THE State Review, Koppitz; caprice, "The jolly
SOpptISulIn, feCerSs melanxO, 'sfn6 RdmOlef,"
Moses; galop, "Song OF the StorkR, !" Fohrbach.
JANE BRENNAN's w1L--The Will of the late Jane
Brennan has been nled in the register OF Wills
Office. After making some specific requests Of
furniture, &C, she directs that her house, No. I'll
18th street. be sold and Of the proceeds $500 each
be paid to Sarah Brennan Cher sister, Jennie Ruth
erfOrd (her niece) and Ellen COX (her nurSe) $500
TO Margaret Rutherford cher sister, $500 each 10
Matilda Rutherford tniece) and Mary Butler.
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
is offered free to every new subscriber for year
to the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is o handsomely printed
book Of 191 pages profusely illustrated, with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams ana contains
q wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
To SETTLE QUESTION OF SALARY.-The United
States has entered suit against Simon Wolf, late
general at Cairo and his sureties to recover
$29S.2S The suit Is an am1cahle one, and Is Cor
the purpose OF determining whether MI. Wolf
was entitled to his salary Tor the period he was
detained by sickness while en- route from the
United States to his post OF duty. He claims
salary for Sixty-1ye days, and the Treasury De-
partment accounting omcerS allow him for but
thirty-fve days.
ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY. - Judge Keith
opened the Circuit Court OF Alexandria
County this morning and entered
number OF civil DEGREES. Gen. lafayette Bing-
ham, OF Ohio, has just bought IL acres OF land In
Alexandria County, for 81 COO. The council In the
Young-Johnson clerkship contest are busy before
Judge Chichester to-day settling the bills OF excep
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PKNNsyLvANIAs PARDON BOARD HANGED I'M
EFFIGY.-There Is much Keeling In Miflintown Pa,
against the action OF the board OF pardons In the
Communication OF the death sentence OF w. j. Nc
they hanged NcMeen and the members OF the
board in enngy on one OF the principal streets,
enigy OF secretary of Internal Affairs stewart was
decapi, ated and the remains put In q barrel The
Recommendation OF the pardon board has not yet
been acted upon BY Governor Beaver because Sec
rotary OF Internal Affairs Stewart has not We
signed the paper. having been compelled 70 60 TO
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FINANCIAL AND OOMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening aud 3: 100 pm prices
OF the New aork STOCK reporLeI W special
wire 70 II. II lodge $50 10th street:
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Col. c. L. BEST, 7th artillery, has been ordered
to relieve Col. E F. Townsend, 10th infantry, OF
inspection duty at the State camp Of the New
York National Guard, at Peekskill
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Patriotism Stronger than Thirst.

Patriotism Stronger than Thirst.
AN IRISH TOWN, SUFFERING FROM DROUGHT REFUSES
ASSISTANCE FROM BRITISH MAfs-OF-wAR
DUBLIN, June 2a-The town OF Bantry is suffer-
Ing from drought, and the Inhabitants have great
dlEnculty in procuring water. Capt. Blackburne OF
her majesty's ship shannon, which is stationed
In Bantry Bay, offered to furnish forty tons of con-
densed water 70 relieve the towns wants, but the
board Of poor law guardians met and resolved to
decline TO accept any favor from the Shannons'
captain 10 consequence OF the insult he had offered
the 1nhaMtantseln setting Ar: Murphy's yacht for
flying aHTeen flag on jubilee day.
RETIRED.-Lieut.- Commanders E. B. Thomas and
E. L Amory, Lieuts R. h, Townley and E. w.
Bridge, Ensign W. F. Tappan, Chief Engineer w.
j. Lamdin, Passed Assistant Engineer L. w.
Wooster, and Assistant Engineer W. o. Chris
man have been placed on the retired list OF the
Navy.
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CIRCUIT COURT. No 27Jud0e Hdgner.
To-day, SMpman agt. Fletcher; on hearing.

On TRIAL FOR HousEBREAKNo-Int the Criminal
Court, Judge Montgomery. this afternoon, the case
or Edward Mitchell, cOlOred, Indicted with Jonn
Green for hOuSeOreak1ng at the residence Of j. j.
Georges, was tried, Messrs C. Darlington and T.
n. Hewlett for the accused. Mitchell was driviI z
wagon laden with articles from the house WHEN
arrested claimed that he had been paid by John
G. cen. who escaped. The jury found a verdict OF
not guilty.
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The l:hi,xai. nesaaraa

SIMLA, June 29.-GhOlam Haider Khan has de.
feated the Ghizais near lStadch and killed large
number of them.
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SHERMAN AND FORAKER.
The Re1ati0N Between Them Most
Cordial.

THAT'S WHAT RE7REsExTATTvE ahosvHsoR sAYs,
AND THAT OHIO Is FOR HER SENATOR FOR PRKsr-
DESr-How THE BATTLE-PLAo McIDEHr AFFECTS
cLEvElAsD-rHE TALK o, LANAI Eoz TIE surxHxs
BENCH.
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The Cup An Danger.
RELIEF THAT THE THISTLE CAN WIN THE TRoPH
AGAINST THE NAyfLowEk

AGAINST THE NAyFLo~ES
The New York Post punts interviews with q
number OF yachtmen about the Thistle. Some 90
little 20 fear IN her, while others consider her
dangerous antagonist one OF the latter saysi
saturdays race has opened the eyes OF q good
many yachtmen here. Fifty miles IN 4 hours, o
minutes and A. seconds is pretty quick sailing.
Goelet-cup course a distance OF ASH miles was
hours 81 minutes and ~ seconds In a fresh
breeze. The Mayflower sailed 10 miles at Marble
head on Thursday at what was said 10 be the best
she has ever shown with a wind blowing 10 miles
an hour, In hours 33 minutes and : seconds
IL miles less In ~ minutes - seconds more time.
Does not that look dangerous IL Is pretty gen.
erahy conceded that the lrex Is AZ the Nay
Mower and yet the Thistle beats her I'm eight races
mower think the race for the Americas cup viii
be on the other side
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The Launch OF the Volunteer.
GEN. PAIkEs NEW YACHT TO BE PUT INTO The
WATER ON THURSDAY


special to the New York World from Boston
June 2S, says: Gen. Paine does not expect to go 20
Wilmington 10 superintend the launching OF his
new yacht Volunteer, which will be launched
Thursday evening, at O'Clock, and Will then lie
Immediately towed to Boston. Nothing can be
done on her this week, and, as Monday is the
Fourtn work Will not be begun on her iii Tuesday
She VIII De finished very simply at rrst, as the
tline Is SO snort. Her mast Will be stepped ana
rigging rove and her sails, which will bc sent on
by wilson Griffin, from New York will be bent
Inls work viii take two weeks at the very least,
which would bring her to the l9lh and IL Is likely
tnat she Will not be ready for trial sail TIL JUN
20 Then there would be but eight days In winch
70 try her and take the trip around the cape as
Cen Paine intends TO take part In the cruise or the
New York Yacht Club, which starts from New
London Aug. 3 the Goelet cup race being liked for
Aug. o. Tue volunteer will take part In the ctuis-
ing races ana The race for the Goelet cup but she
can hardly be expected TO win these races, as her
sails ana rigging VIII not be in shape, and she may
require alterations OF trim to develop her best
speed With regard to her chances with the May
nower Gen. Paine thinks IL by no means certain
that the new boat will defeat the Old one this
season. be thinks that the new one contains eie-
ments which will ultimately enable her 10 deieat
the Aaydower, but the latter has year the start,
ana IL Will be hard to beat her this year at least
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reading on q porch Sunday morning William
Moore OF Bridgeville, Del, was stricken with
apoplexy and fell from the porch to the ground
distance Of only two feet, and broke his neck. Mr.
Moore was q nephew OF j. Turpin Moore, OF Laurel
known as the T1lden OF the Delaware democracyt
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Augusta, Ga, telegram to the n Y. Times, June %.
Major j. W. Greene is general manager OF the
Georgia Railroad. Col. James Barrett is thriving
farmer living here, lately candidate for the state
legislature, and recently part owner OF the Bath
Paper Mills. Right Davis Is owner OF the Globe
and Lance, a new paper printed here He was
lately conductor on the Georgia road. Col.
Barrett at times writes for the paper ana Is con-
sidered the editor. On sunday last the Globe aud
Lance published terrible attack on Major
Greene, signed by Davis ana editorially in
dOrsed by the Globe and Lance. Greene was
made 10 appear as conniving with 8 disreputable
woman In an attempt TO blackmail Davis and was
called back-hearted scoundrel Manager
Greene to-day demanded a retraction, which being
refused, he demanded personal satisfaction Bar
rett diScla1med responsibility for the article or
the editorial Endorsement and refused to resort to
the field OF honor, whereupOn in the public prints
this afternoon Greene denounces him as q "pol.
tro0n and v1lliner," and one who insults but re-
fuses to give such satisfaction as one gentleman
would give another. The high standing OF Greene
and Barrett give sensational turn to the matter.
They are botn OF Augustus nrst and best families
and both rank high in public estimation. Every
body is talking the matter over tonight and de-
velopments are anxiously awaited.
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EQUrfY COURT-Jud1e Me7rick.
Yesterday, Brooks agt BrOO.s, testimony before
examiner ordered taken. Harvey agt. Nolan;
reference to auditor ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-Judoe Coz.
yesterday. Eastwood agt. Bryan; verdict for
plaintiff for 500 Ethndge agt. White Co., do.
for $6S so. Martin agt. Lyon; suit dismissed by
plaintiff: Cratcher sgt Butler; verdict for plain
To-day, Thorn agt. Georges: verdict for plaintiff
session and s1o aasEe ass Berry 1sf
to A: b: DuvalL Thorn agt. Georges: ceruoran
quashed.
CIRCUIT COURT. No 2-J,1d0e Hdgner.
To-day, Sh1pman agt. Fletcher; on hearing.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, United States agt. John n Oliver;
argued and submitted. United States agt. Mar
shall; do.
Today, Starr agt. Treakle; motion to dismiss
appeal Overruled. TOlSOn agt. Inland and Sea-
board Coast1ng Co.; on hearing.
POLICE COURT-JiidQe Shell.
To-day, Milton Fox and Harry To!son, disorder
ly conduct; personal bonds. Henry Matthews do. /;
s or Is days. Philip Riley, refusing to pay hack
hire; LIS or Is days. Kitty Sessfel, colored. pro-
family; S. or 7days. VIM. B. Montgomery, dis
orderly conduct; S or Is days.
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PERSONAL.

ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ Us We are now prepared 70 pay full value for
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Address or call AZ
jCSIH'S Old stand. 6lS u 81 bI5-Im
(NVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION:
~ and Answer Send 40 cents 20 bookstores or to
3. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
ye2-lme D. W. Cor. u
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WAIVED AN ExAMINArIoN-John Cation. OF West
washington, who was arrested on charge OF steal
ing a watch and chain and other articles from the
Rock Greek shaft OF the aqueduct tunnel, belong.
Ing to William Veermeyer, waived an examination
In the Police Court this afternoon, and was held
for the action OF the grand Jury.
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The winners OF the races at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday were Burch, My own, stuyvesanL Dun.
boyne, Tolu, and Mammonist. AT Chicago, Rosa.
lind, Miss Motley, Gentsher, Estrella, Modesty
and Tennessee.
The New York Cotton and Produce Exchange
wiz be closed Saturday and Monday.
The one hundred and eleventh anniversary OF
the battle OF Fort Moultr1e was generally cele-
DRAFTED In Charleston, s. c., yesterday
The Ossipee sailed from Newport yesterday Tor
the Canadian fishing bankA
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RANGE OF THE THHRMoNKTHR.-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a.
N, 81; 2p.m., "a: maximum. IS: minimum, 81.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
Is offered free to every new subscriber for year
to the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is handsomely printed
book of 191 pages profusely illustrated, with more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams. and contains
a wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
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into controverted fields, and all the people of
all political parties are interested in having
them keep from questionable experiments.
SENATOR HARRISON AND LABOR.

1t was entirely unnecessary, perhaps, for
our Washington correspondent to look into
the record of Congressman Bynum to see
upon what basis his silly claim to be
the special friend of the workingman was
based, but it was natural for him to do So con-
sidering publications that have been made by
interested parties. In view of what
has been said, however. respecting
Senator Harrison, it is matter of
importance and current value that our Wash
ington special gives, showing the Senator'S
relation to labor questions, and to memorials
and bills in which the labor classes of the
country feel particular interest. The record
is taken from the official documents, and it
Is one in the highest degree honora-
BILE to Senator Harrison, and shows
how careful he has been of the rights
and privilege of the working classes, and how
steady and true friend he has proved himself
of everything before Congress which could
advance their interests. The printers of the
District Of Columbia honored him with special
mention, among about score Of other
Senators and members Of the House, and
| in these resolutions specially commended him
to his constituents as one who should be re-
| turned to Congress, if possible, for the benefit
of workingmen. We commend Senator Har-
| risons record, as given by our Washington
| correspondent, to the attention of the people
of the State, and especially to the working
men and their special friends and advocates.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-13

NOT all the Democrats, either IN or out Of
methods of the ''young Democracy" headed
by Green Smith. The article from the Terre
Haute Gazette, the expressions of the Logans-
port Pharos, the Evansville Courier, the Fort
Wayne Journal, and the protests against gag
rule by such Senators as Morgan H. Weir
and l. B. Mcdonald show that the sensible
members of tho Democratic party realize
that Green Smith and his gang, headed by
the ightheaded tool of any sort of ring,
Leon Bailey, are running the party every day
their schemes are permitted to continue.